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AGENDA
CITY OF CLEARWATER
ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY CO~IITTEE
september 18, 1991
I. Routine Agenda . . . . . . . . " . . . . . (E. A. Committee)
A. Review Minutes for Approval
B. Agenda Modifications
C. Business of the Committee
II. Public Works Agenda. . . . . . " . . . . . . . .(T. Miller)
III. Old Business. . . . . . . . . . .
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(W. C. Baker)
A. City commission Presentation in October
IV.
New Business. . .
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(R. Wilson)
A. City Aquatic Weed Spray Program
VI.
Adjourn Meeting. . . .
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Minutes
ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
.August 21, 1991
Members Present:
Wm. Jonson, Charles DeBlaker, Peter
Reuter, Will Perry, Mike Foley, Sue
Espey, Ed, Mazur, George D. Davis III,
Harold W. Hunt,
Also Present:
T. H. Miller, Assistant Director}
Environmental; Alan Mayberry, City of
Clearwater, Urban Forester, and Viola
Wasilewski (Recording Secretary)
Excused
Ann Garris
The meeting was called to order at 4:00 P.M. by Mr. Jonson in the
DRC Conference Room at the City Hall Annex on August 21, 1991. A
correction was made to the minutes of July 17, 1991, to change page
3, paragraph 2, to "An inquiry was made as to whether downtown
would be included in this revenue fee." No further corrections.
Motion was nade to approve the minutes as read. A correction was
made on the Special Meeting of July 30,1991 to read as follows:
"Regarding the vote count in Item No.1 and No.1, noting it should
have been 7-0, and Item 3 to read 6-0. No further corrections. A
motion was made to approve the Ininutes of July 30, 1991. The
motion carried unanimously.
Mr _ Jonson distributed "Mission Questionnaires" to all members
present which were to be filled out and returned to Environmental
Group prior to next meeting.
Mr. Reuter presented a memo to the Chairman and committee members,
a copy of which is attached.
Public Works Agenda
Mr. Miller went over the present status regarding the hiring of
new personnel, stating that there were 13 candidates interviewed
for two of the three positions and two candidates were selected.
Mr. Miller stated he was recently ~ade aware of 60 city projects
that will require different types of permitting. This will require
some modification be made to the organizational structure.
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Old Business
Mr. Jonson made reference to the special meeting that was held on
July 30, 1991, by the Environmental Advisory Committee to consider
the storm Water Retrofit Ordinance. Mr. Jonson stated that ~hen
the ordinance was presented to the City commissioners it had a
different approach then when it was originally presented. Mr.
Miller then gave a presentation on the changes and explained the
ordinance. The storm water ordinance is strictly a retrofit
ordinance requiring individuals that wish to redevelop their
property, to be able to recalculate how much additional retention
would be required in a redevelopment situation. Mr. Miller gave
several different ex:a1l\ples on ho~ this recalculation would be
accomplished. Mr. Miller presented the committee members copies of
recommendations (copy attached) staff provided to the city
commission referencing to the retrofit ordinance. Mr. Miller ~ent
into more detail on item five, which pertains to cases of
redevelopment. staff is going back to the City Commission for a
special meeting on August 29, 1991 at 5:00 for a second reading of
the Ordinance.
Mr. Miller stated that main consideration in redevelopment per the
retrofit ordinance is that improvements made to a site not
adversely affect the drainage basin.
The city of Clear~ater has defined redevelopment as the alteration
of buildings, parking or other land form features of a property
which necessitates the land development code process. Anything
that is done outside of building that will change land form will
involve the stormwater Retrofit Ordina11ce.
New Business
Environmental Management
Mr. Miller gave a sum1l\ary of the Environmental Regulatory Program.
within the Regulatory Program their are four sub-programs. The
purpose of this program is to support ordinances and to preserve
natural environment and improve aesthetic quality.
Mr. Miller introduced Alan Mayberry, city of Clearwater's Urban
Forester. Mr. Mayberry related some of the tasks of an urban
forester, mainly that of being the enforcer of City's Tree
Ordinance. This normally involves reviewing simple permits , but at
times can be very complex when it comes to new construction and
large projects. He also does a lot of home owner assistance.
He works with citizens and give advise on diseased trees, or advise
on what type of trees to plant. He also promotes new tree planting
programs.
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Mr. Mayberry then proceeded to give the committee members some
insight as to how the Land Resource Program related development,
and how the process works. Knowledge of trees and urban forestry
is associated with the program. Mr. Mayberry presented some graphs
to show the committee members.
Mr. Mayberry presented handouts to the members to aid in their
understanding the program, then proceeded to explain the process of
new development review within the city. Beginning with a
preliminary plan. The main purpose of the site plan is to show that
sufficient room exists for the required trees and landscaping. A
field inspection is made to make certain plans are accurate. After
field inspections are made, comments are presented to the DRC
Committee, followed by City Commission review. Once the site plan
has passed the Commission, it is then returned for final site plan
review. At this time additional information is required. Mr.
Mayberry provided a general review and discussion using example
site plans to describe the Environmental Management review process
and the Environmental ordinances used by staff to determine if a
project is consistent with an ordinance, and went went into detail
as to what is to be shown on these drawings.
Building permits cannot be obtained until there is an approved
landscape plan on file. Before any construction is begun on
commercial property, a Clearing and Grubbing Permit is required,
along with Tree Removal Permits, if trees are to be removed.
Before permits are approved, a survey of site, tree barricades and
erosion controls are met. Periodic inspections are made of site to
make certain all requirements are adhered to.
Once construction is completed, retention pond functioning, then
they are ready for Certificate of Occupancy. At this time it is
made certain that all is functioning properly and landscaping met.
If all requirements are not met, or if not complete, the city gives
them a Conditional certificate of Occupancy, with bond money to
make certain completion is accomplished at a later date.
Mr. Davis inquired whether the city would replace any trees downed
by storm on city property. Mr. Mayberry stated that the trees that
fell in the parks would be replaced; however, the trees that fell
on the right of way will not be replaced.
The city has a street Tree Program, however, these trees are
planted adjacent to the right-of-way~
Mr. Mayberry notified the committee members that the Revised Tree
Ordinance has been submitted to the legal department. The
Landscape Code has been revised as of December.
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Tree Removal Permits are required in removing trees on all
property, when 4" in dial1leter at 4' height, for the exception of
Punk and Brazilian Pepper.
Mr. Jonson requested a follow up after the Landscape Reinspection
program as been in effect.
Mr. Miller notified the members that the City is looking into
changing fees from per tree fee, to a site fee, much like as the
county presently is doing.
Mr. Miller wished to make the committee aware of the fact that
there was in the budget a Hazardous street Tree progral1l, which has
been deleted.
Mr. Foley requested a status report on the situation at Cliff
stevens Park related to aquatic management from the Environmental
Department.
A meeting was scheduled for September 18, 1991 at 4:00.
Meeting adjourned at 6:15 P.M.
Respectfully submitted by Viola Wasilewski, Recording Secretary
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From: Peter N. nPlltf~r
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R e: New bus in e s s - He u s tJ 0 f 1 r ~ a l ~ d sew 0. g e wa tel"
1. Attached info pr(lvld~s details
to potable "'ate)'.
reg & r d 1 J1 g C (I n v e r tin r. gol" (j Y w ate r
a. Tam pap res en t ] Y has are sea r c h pro J e c t t 0 con vel- l g r a 'Y
water to potable walt'r by filtering in wetlands and then,
providing additi~nal treatment siml]ar to the potable water
process ut1lized-to tl'eat water from the Hlllsbot"ugh River.
See attached articlE' for netails.
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r recelllly lJ~c.:(jnlt- L\~'drt.' ttldt thr.-. Cleat4\\'2.tt?!. gl't.~~.. ".ate:.... ~r)t.c:~Jt=--'ci
on a golf course.- may bc' contl"ibuting faclol' i:-; retarding the
growth of na,livr~ plant!'. l'ecenl.l~' plantecl in tile' g(\l~. COU1'SE-
1 a k e s . P t" e s en II y it i ~ not eel" t a i n a .5 tow h Co lis I' e l a r din g- the
p 1 ant g row t h . T 11 e f 0 11 (\ l\" in gal" (; ~ 0 m e u f t h f' con d i ti 0 n s t 11 ate <.L n
retard plant growth:
a. Gray lI'ater Ph is too acid from chlorine residue and cl'eales
an reduction of beneficial soil 'mic,roorganlsrns, enzymes and
earthworms,
b. Pesticides llsed at the golf course no longer control mole
crickels becallse DCictedo in the gray wqt.er i~ :1eut~alizir.g
the lcx:ic effect. of thE' pesticidf' and .cre;.tt_e~ ~:l rt:ductlol1
in beneficial bacteria that art' necessarj' f(Ii' r\1)rm81 plant
growth,
c. Gra:y water Ph is dea.ctivating soil
necessary to pI'ocess soil nutrients
that is usable. by the plants,
enzymes that are
into a cheruical fot"m
d, Gray wa tel"
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aile C'hf.'n;~cG.l ft,!.t:li:-I?:-:- :"e-ducl:'
nee e $ sa}' y ~ fl 11 a v P 11 t:- a] t h:' p 1 ant s.
Ph, pe$ticide~
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" 3. Sup p 0 r tin g res ear c h for the s t ute men t sin 1\ \). :2:
a. Enzymes active in the
deactivated in the
alkaline Ph in the
alkalinE: arE:Ci or thE: stomach ar~
acid section of the stomach and the
sma..l1 intestines rf?activat(:':s lht
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from cage ~ to 4. After the diet experiment ""as comple-ted the
same numbp.r of bean plant s were plant ed in each cagp and the
g-rowth was as follow s:
Cage 1
Cage 2
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- Prolific growth filling the cage area
- Reduced growth and health of plant s
- Le..ss .growth and poor plfint J1ealJ,11
Only t"Wo plants S'ut'vlved an ha only
a few leaves
T his l' e B e a )' c h pI' 0 ve 5 t-ll a t
harmony with the needs
excretions are toxJc t.o
cause unhealthy plan ts.
cxc10etions are in
and cooked (ood
p 1 ant g row t h and ", \1
the uncooJced food
for plant growth
the soU and retard
4. Nitrogen from treated sewage water causes sea weed loom In Gulf
of Mexico. Proving gray watel' we arc pumping lntn thp. Gulf is
not tt. eat e d s u f f i c 1 e n tl y tom a in t a in a nor m a I b a 1 an c e in the
Gulf.
5. Reverse osmosis removes minerals and wi]] slo~' down the growth
of potted and garden plants/grass, The minerals flushed [loom
increase the minerals into the hod'Y, of l\'ater, it is dumped.
Requires water to flush the filter membrar~e.
The above conditions and others bring me to the opInlon that the
best use for gray water is to clean it to potable ~ater standards as
Collows:
1. Utilize Ozone in plac(;' ,(If chlorine 10 eliminate t oxic acid PH,
from chlorine and other chemical residues in g'l'ay wate}',
2. Place gray wat er jn ponds with fast growing plants to remove
excess nitrogen and other fertilizer elements (when available
dilute with storm water retained in detention ponds),
3. Filter (fiber,
with Ozone to
sand fir
C (l n t I' t)}
llse alum) to remove organic1s and treat
bacteria and other microorganisms.
4 _ In cas est e p 3 doe s no l p r Q vi dew ate r t (, pot a b 1 e. s tan d a l' d s the n
the water should be steam distilled in conjunction with produc-
tion, of electrici t~. a t a Florida Power steam generating plan t.
50 A recent No\ra program describing
thrash, sewage, drinking water,
water supply is untreated except
r--; 0 v 0 pro g ram lit i 1] r t> p.=-- (j t 1-' n S nt,
the problems New York has with
etc, stated that N€'w York City
for addition of chlorine. This
AlJg, :4. 8. pm (.n r:Sf T\' 1~,
3.0 Rain, :-lver anc :reated sewage water enters reservoirs that
have algae and nther mIcroorganisms t~at purify the water
~o a potable level. Therefore mixinE: &ra=-: water u-itt rair..
c r f"! ~ k and ll.' ell ,"' c t e- r i n t (j r t;? .s .;- !" \l 0 i !' ~ i .5 a n (. the !" \.1,. a ~' I I.'
!"t."USE- g:'a~' ~'<:tt..:'~ as potable "'Gt ~ ~';.
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Gray Water
8-20-91
ADVANTAGES OF RECYCl~JNG GRAY WATER INTO POTA13LF: WATER:
1. EllmlIlat es spreading- llU trlent s, toxins, heavy me tals and bac- .
t e 1"1 a In lot h C S 0 11 , ere e Ie oS ) b n y s and Gulf () f Me" J co.
2. Conserves aquifer water supply with a maximum reduction of well
water needed to supply potable needs,
3. Most efficient long- term use of water supply, tax dollars and
method to ,'educe toxins and harmful bacteria in the environment,
ADVANTAGES OF USING OZONE IN PLACE OF CHLORINE:
1. ~anuractu)"ed at point of use and requires no lransporlalloll or
slorag~ of a loxlc;'corl'oslve substance.
2. Residue is Oxygen instead of Gt compound of chlorine Rnd oxygen.
3. Lower cost of treating water especiall:y if
to produce the electricity needed to
presently being burned at sewage plants
g:enerate electricity to operate the sewage
solar panels are used
p rodu ce ozon e. The->
should be utilized to
plant pumps, etc,
4. Ozone escaping into the atmosphere vdll 'increase ozone in the
a tm 0 s ph e l' e 0 r com bin e wit 11 flu 0 roc arb 0 n s 1n s tea d 0 f de pIe tin g
ozone already in the atmosphere,
Motion - Recommend Clearwater Commissioners request staff to
investiga. te the, various natural, chemical and mechanical
method to convert gray water int6 potable water. Then
:recommend the most effective method to convert gray water
in to pot a hIe W(l t er.
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August 20, 1991
To: William Johnson, Chairman and members of the Clearwater EAC
From: Peter N. Reuter
447-6305
n e: Don" t nag It - Law n C a l' e and COli s e 1" v in g Pot a b 1 e W cit e )' :
A. Don't Bag It - La wn Car e
1. Educate citizens to use natural organic methods to maintain a
healthy lawn per the following steps:
a. Do Not Bag grass clippings (exception
seeds),
to coIl eet W c,ed
bo Seed lawn w1th earth worms and top dress with composted
vegetation to add beneficial enzymes, bacteria and micro
organIsms to soIl,
c. Do not water lawn (except when brownIng)
d. Cut lawn at highest setting and do not cut lawn dur1ng a
dry period, Always eu t after a rain or Just prior to a
predication of at least a RO% chance of rain.
Motion - Recommend City of Clearwater commission pass an ordnance
that outlaws the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers
on lawns in the City of Clearwatel"'.
B. Conserving Wat~r
1. I conserve
water pipes
water tank
is needed.
watel' as .much as possible. ,Having un-insulated hat
under thl'> slah to :) hcdh r(\Qm 40 feet from the hot
requires wasting Cl lot of water each time hot water
Motion -
Recommend City of Clearwater
t 11 a t r e qui res ins u 1 a ti 0 fl cd
under ground) from hot water
washer, etc, to l'educe the
to get hot water.
commission pass an ordnance
hot water pipes (over head or
tan J{ t (J s j n k s t s how e r s , tub s ,
loss of heat and running water
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Florida's Reuse Experience
Florida, along with California and
Arizona, is a national leader in the area of
reuse, There are about 200 reuse projects
in Florida. Some of those mentioned below
are nationally acclaimed projects.
,/ St. Petersburg Dual Distribution System
- Highly treated reclaimed water is
made available in a separate piping
system for landscape irrigation, in-
cluding the irrigation of more than
6,000 residential lawns, Thi s systern
has been operating since 1977 and an
average of more than 20 million
gallons of reclaimed v....ater is reused
each day,
V' Orlando Wetlands - Orlando has
developed an artificial wetlands usi ng
reclaimed water from its Iron B ridg e
advanced treatment facility, The
1,OOO-acre wetlands system was
planned as a mu Itipurpose use area,
featuring recreation such as hiking,
jogging, and nature observation,
v Naples - Nine golf cou rses are ir-
rigated with about 5 million gallons of
reclaimed water per day.
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gallons per day of reclaimed water is
used to irrigate more than 500 pro-
perties and a golf course.
v loxahatchee River Environmental Con.
trol District - More than 3 million
gallons per day of high-quality
reclaimed water is used to irrigate
seven golf cou rses.
v' Tallahassee Spray Irrigation System -
Florida's capital city irrigates about
1,000 acres using reclaimed water,
growing corn, soybeans, and othe r
fodder crops, In some parts of the
year, cattle graz.e upon the irrigated
pasture, Talla hassee has been using
recla imed wa ter (or agricultural irriga.
tion since 1966,
V' Project A PR fCOT - This project pro-
vides reclai m ed water for irrigation of
resid ential lawn 5 and greenspace
areas in Altamonte Springs. Reclaimed
water also is used in a car wash.
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CONSERV II - This award-winning
project serves portions of both
Orange County and Orlando, Highly
treated reclaimed water is piped
about 20 miles west of Orlando and is
used to irrigate about 7,000 acres of
citru 5 groves and 10 acres of ferns.
The capacity of the system is 44
million gallons per day. This project
received the 1989 Grand Conceplor
Award {or engineering excellence
from the American Consulting
Engineers Council.
IllclustriJI Uses -
· Curtis Stanton Energy Center: This
coal-fired power plant cools its
boilers with 3.5 million gallons per
day of reclaimed water from the
Orange County Eastern Service Area
treatment plant,
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· Tampa's McKay Bay Refuse-to-
Energy Facility: This facility uses
reclaimed water from the Hookers
Point treatment plant for non contact
cooling water.
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The Curtis Stanton Energy Center power plant
cools its boilers with reclaimed wastewater,
Reuse Makes Sense for Florida
Reuse is beneficial in several ways. It:
Reduces demands on valuable ground
water which is suitable for drinking
water.
Elim inales surface water discharges
that may pollute val uable surface
waters.
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development of new water sources
and sup pI ies.
. Recharges ground water,
. Allows multiple uses of land for
agriculture and reuse of urban
reclaimed water,
· Can save money.
. Can provide ~esth.etic value.
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Distribution System IlSC5
a separate piping system
for applications inciuding
fire prolcelio11 and lawn
irrigat iOIl.
So...Use It Again, Florida!
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1.56 HAY, GRASSES
0.32 RorONDA GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
0,13 RAPID INFILTRATION BASI~S
< "'i
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850
1.16
370
1. 56
0.32
0.13
3.17
TOTAL
1220
0.54 BERMUDA HAY GRASS, ON SITE
O. ~14
150
1 :.0
,0.40
0.40
TOl riL
0.09 GOLF COURSE
0.09
~o
0.09
(1.09
TOT Hl
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0.37 SPRAYFIElD3
~.48 C;nROll~DG~ ouLF CGu25c
NORTHDAlE GOLF COURSE
1.99 FALKEnBU~6 SPRAYFiElD,
RESOURCE RECOVERY FHCIlJTY
5b.92 MCKAY BAY nEFUSE-TO-ENERSY PLANT
1),8 GOLF COURSE
0.40
0.7:"
0.79
0.5(1
0.5(1
0.3;
0.27
3
0.23 PAhKW;Y CENTER S~RAYF1~LD
0.23
u.05 2PRAY IRRIGATION
(I. (IS
OJ)7
0.03
0.08
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1.17 CALDOSA CDuNTR.Y CLU8 GOLF COURSe
3
CYF'RES~ GREWS 3GLF COUF:SE
VINes POiUl EXECUTIVE fie
SUN CITY CENTER "GR~H GOLF COURSE
SUN CITY CENTER SOUTH GOLF COURSE
TeeD BIG BEUD PO~ER PLANT
0.09 SUMMeRFIELD GOLF COURSE
HIS~{;Y MED I A~JS
TOTAL REUSE
O.~~ C~lrSRE CHAEE HFiS
~GC~Y ?OiNT GOLF ~GURS:
BlOaMING~ALE cO~F COURSE
oUCKHDRN 5?RIN6S SOlF COURSE
O.2~ CHEVAL 60lF COURSE
LAKE CAhL1DN riRXS A2TS
(i,09
0.06
0.71
(1,15
(J .1(1
(\.(10
0.(\8
(1.72
(1.01
(!. :)2
TOTAL 31.39 67.99
TOTAL
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CL ~r. HuNT! '.)'1.", CiTY ,,~ (I. ~:' (I, ~t3 ':,FRAY I ~:Rl GAT IC;~1 Be !), :,3
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WST is/HAIIl SiP! CITY OF ' /" , " :.f'r;A'( lI:;RI~AT lOll ~ RIB ")~., 1.! b
~,O 1, .10 I.L:l
lEE5EU!\u, /;1li'T P, CIiY OF .., c .., ,. SFf\iW IRRIGAT!CN 320 ~, -
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KG WI T DGR~. C !TY OF 1.5 (1.7 ::CHOOLS
t:KAT IlLA! \.i:.JTr:J Ci iY Dr ~1.3 0.14 SPF:AY IRRI6~iION ~ F:I B 2(1 0.14
TOTAL 9.05 :,,13 EHAL b51 ~ .48
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5cut~west ?!orida Water Manageeenl District
CGt;Nj'{
~'LAIIT NAME
CAPACliY 1)89 FLO~
HG[I ~GII
RE~SE DESC~i?T10N
~E\'Y
WilLI STOll! CI TY OF
0.45
O,4~1
TOTAL
0.37 CITY HAY FiELD USED FOR ROADWAYS
0.37 rOT IiL
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85
85
F':uSE
FLOW
MSD
0.37
0.37
HAliATEE t1~l~AIEE c'o. tW SUBREGL " 1.24 COUNTY GOLF S~UF:=E 34,j O..~{I'
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MANATEE MCCLuEE RANCH 0.64
MANATEE :'i~I;~ iEE CO. 5E SUBR~5L '5.4 1.12 Sr.~;GEGER-KAlhnEE RA~CH 1.12
35 , 0.33
~A~cATE~ ?1ANATEE CD. 5~ SU:;RE 6l . . 16 11/11 ~lnH STHEET ;'HP;~
.
HAtiA TEE A~:m~ISTRAT Wi BUIUItl6 20 0.08
~r:NAj:E B~;ADENTDlI C0UlHRY C~UB 130 O. ~IO
~lAN,;rEE E:.. CONGUISTADOR GOLF COU~SE IH Q.43
:-!ANATtt ~~.~I^T"'" CDL1IlH:Y CLUB 140 1).54
IIr1ttrt f ::c
'( M~N(1TEE ~AI;RTtE FRU:T CG:1F' ANY 1~IOO b.(I]
~;
" MAN~TE~ f'Ai..r.A SOLA G0LF COURSE 120 0.47
!1ANAiEE 11 ""BEE CREEl< G2Lf CGUF,EE 60 0.:3
TOT AL 23.4 1~ ,2] -;IJi~L 2~'O~: 11.01
MARION r'"'.\' ^ STP ~ 1! CITY 2.~ 1. 3~ CiCALA KUNIC1PAL GOLF COURSE 250 O. (1)
L'i",~I.H
r.Ar: 1011 9C~LA SlP i;P CIn ",. 3.5 2.51 SPRAY !RRIGAlI ON ~ RIB 39 2. :I}
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TOTAL 5.9 3.85 TOTAL 289 3. il
PAECJ
r~E :F: ? AF:~
1.2
r'~SC:)
?~5CO
E:'!~~;'::"11 HILLS
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PASCO
FGRE3T HILLS uTILITiES
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PASCO
5AODLE~RCGK D~VELOPME~T
SOUTHEAST PASCO SUBREGIONAL
li.5b
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BHL
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P!t:ELL{;S
2EL~EAIR TD~H JF
0.9
F'INELLAS
F' i :~ELlf:.S
PINElLAS
CLE~R~AiER C1TY OF ~GRTHEAST
r-HJELL~.S
PINELLAS
F'H,ELL~ S
CURL:~ GROVES SID
EA57L~KE NOODLANDS
LA~6j Cl TY.,:-
i) .11
0.4
1 ::
PIN~LL;iS
PI NELL~S
PIliEU;;3
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aD3~~R CIiY OF
F'It~E F:I0GE ~t4TP
~ "\
;;..4
0.0
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F'I Ii: LL;' S
PI~ELLAS
51. FETE~5EURG CITY 3F ALBERl WHITED
! 12, 4
0.66 ~XP~RIMENl~l WETL;"~S
SEVE~ SPRINE2 COUNTRY CLUB
1.~~ BEACON wQO~S GJLr & C,C,
TiMBER OAKS GOLF & C.C.
0.18 Fe~~ST HILLS eOLF COUR~E
0.3 MA~NOLIA VALLEY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
0.18 SAD~L~3ROOK GOLF AND TENNIS RESDRT
SILVER OA~S GOLF COURSE
2.5i
TOiHL
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150
120
i'''':::
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221
200
145
In
10
164
1~..
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700
70
0.60
1. 0(1
0.45
O.1B
0.10
0.16
0.10
8
0.66 &ElLEVIE~ COU~TRY CLUB
PElIC~N CGUNTRY CLUB
4.S3 CHI CHI RODRIGUE; EOlF CQURSE
CGUNTRYSIDE COUNTRY CLUB
PGA FAMILY GOLF CENTER
0.09 RhFI~ iNFILT~~TiON BASIN
0.22 EAST LAKE WOODLRNDS GOLF AND TENNIS CLUB
Q.52 AiReo 50LF CuURS~
rEAiHER SOuND GOLF C0URSc
OT~:r;S
3.19 I"NI~aROOK GGt~ ~ COU~TRY CLUB
1 RIS~lS DF ~AY AND ON SITt
0.1 CYPRESS RUN GDLF CLUB
~ENT~ORTH GOLF COURSE
7.33
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91
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0.43
0.22
0.64
O.i9
0.05
0.09
0.22
1.30
1. SO
0.20
3.19
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1.4
0.22
0.;)2
0,08
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Apper.dix El Wa:terliltEf lr!~at;dent Plants su~pl'linQ reclaimed ;;ahr in the
~cuthwes~ rl~rida Wct2r ManagE)~nt ~i:trict
C8UlnY
r'I NELLi13
PI NELLAS
PI NELLP.S
PI NELLA S
P! MUAS
PI NEllA 3
PI NELlAS
PI NELL~S
PI mUI~s
PI N~LLAS
PI t~ELLA 5
PI mLl~S
PI tjELL~S
F'INELL~S
PI NEi..~~.B
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PI !IELLAS
PI NEU~S
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CAPACITY ~931 FLO~
r.GD i1Gj
REUSE DESCR!PTiO~
ST, PEiERSBURG CITY OF NDRTHEHSi
5T, PETERSBURG CITY D~ NDRTHWEST i3
ST. PETERSBURG CliY OF SOUTHWEST 14
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TriRFON LAKE VILLA3E
(1,8
16
20
20
9.72
n.HI
11.46 1 RESOURCE RECOVERY PLANT
141 CGHnERCIAL ESTABLISHr:ENTS
51 PARKS! 39 SCHOOLS
6214 RESIOENCES
ISLA JEL EGL COU~TRY CLUB
LAKE~GGD COUN1RY CLUB
MANGROVE BAY GOLF COURSE
PASAOENA YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB
SUNSET COLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
TWIN BROOKS GOLF COURSE
TOTriL ST. FETE REUSE
0.15 C~PnE3S ~0005 MIDDLE SCHOOL/EAST LAY.E HS
LANSBROOK (BER!SFORD)-RESIDENTIAl IRR
T~RPGN LAKE VILLA8E GOLF CGJRS, (EXC::5j
TOiAL TARPON LAKE REUSE
2.14 TA~?DN SPRINGS ~UNICI?AL GOLF CDURS~
0.: TARPON WOODS GQLF AND TENNIS CLUB
64.09 TOTAL
RE~SE
HeEt S
FLO~
r.3D
TARP~N 5P~IN6S CITY Or NeW
TARPON WOODS GOLF & TEUNIS CLUS
r. ~.~
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4
137
165
185
7~
100
'7t
",\",1
18.08
214 0.15 ,
95 0.60
9(; 0.20
~12b 27.118
POU: ~UBL:Rt~j{';LE CITY OF 1.4 0.68 GRASS AF:EAS AND GRO~IE (1.68
POLK E:ARTOw C Ii'I ",. MAlicE .., ., 2.48 1-" ...,.,.. SPRINGS ~mE 2.30
~Ir ':_1 ....L..c,t1r,
FOl,: Ft-'r.~ ~"1Ek i)E CITY OF 1 I) .49 ESTEl:H MHiE3 (I,'; 9
...:r, I
;'GLK HAINES CITy C17Y r:'~ 1.4 I).sa rG~:rlG~ C~Dr'/G~~G~/~ (-", HC~,ES ) 220 o.sa
>}, ':"1
F::;U: L;;!,:a:::iir, ~n'{ OF :0,3 8. 4 ~I ;'RnFICIAL IJETLANDS 5,40
-111 .. PD~EF: FLAil. '7 ....
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POL}': ~-iDRTH~:!~:E ~H? {LAKELA~CDI . 1.~9 POWEF. FLANT 1.39
'!
f'DU W IHER I' '117"'1 ~~ C1TY GF c 2.87 CiTY OwNE~ W.\J ,......, r' 1600 L,Bi
r."i, tll .~.. ~i ,HI r;;:'LU
TOTAL 26.3 17.24 TOTAL 1820 17.05
SA r:~ 5D: ~
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SARA'3C!T ~
EARA3~r A
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S~FH=QT A
S~RA3Gi~
S{,RASO, ~
S~F;EGT A
5(; F:~~0r ~
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TOTAL
109.66
1
0.31 COGN,RY CLU~ OF SARASGT~
90
O.OB
C~NTR~#L CDUHTY UT!~!TIE3 rNT:Rl~
FL~RIDA :I1IES ~~i~~ :0 SGU7H .3~jE
1.3
1)'~5
~ I
1,.
TOURNAMENT OF PLAYERS CLUB
l .17 FOREST LAKES GOLF CLUB
0.B5 NGRTHPORT GOLF COURSE
7.71 BDBDY JGNE3 60Lr CLUB
HI-HAT RANCH
1.49 HAY C~CP ~ NATIVE GRASSES
RED LAKE VEnICE GOLF CLUB
VEHI(c HIRPORl
TOTAL VENiCE fiEUSE
O.~9 ~ACARANDH WEST CDUNTRi CLU3
v~UIGE G~~~ENS UTiLITi ~1
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jOi~L 16.45 12.12
iOTAL
250
(1,22
0.30
~: 8RT H? 8R. T {GDU)
ZA~ASQ1k Cl11 OF
t\!ENiCE CITY Or
2.8
1 '11. 93
s~:Arm TO~ AL
S~
~20
12
5200
170
170
8:)
0.30
6.50
6,50
6r.hND 7CTAL
1.41
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In all reclaimed water spray ,irrigation systems, the hydraulic application
rate must not produce surface runoff or ponding of the applied waters. A
maximum annual average of 2 inches per week is reconmended and a higher
rate must be substantiated, base~ upon the renovation and hydraulic
capacities of the soil-plant system, the existing quality and use of
surface water or groundwater in the area, and other hydrogeologic
conditions.
6.4 EXISTING REUSE l?ROORAMS IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA
6.4.1 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
Tampa
The Authority and the City of Tampa may begin reusing water from the
Hookers Point advanced waste-water treatment (ANT) facility by the year
2000. This indirect potable reuse program will be part of a major water
resource recove~ project that will allow withdrawal of 30.0 million
gallons per day (mgd) from the shallow groundwater aquifer near the Tampa
Bypass Canal. A schematic diagram of the proposed resource recove~
project is presented in Figure 6-1. The withdrawal will be accomplished
using a system of 17 collector wells located along the canal, with
capaci ties of approximately 2 mgd each. The Tampa Bypass Canal will be
used as a recharge basin for the aquifer. Since the Tampa Bypass Canal has
insufficient water supply for aquifer recharge, the canal's supply will be
supplemented with water from the Hillsborough River during the wet season,
and with water reclaimed from the Hookers Point AWT facility during the dry
season. During droughts,' surface water will be pump€d from the bypass
canal to the Hillsborough River to provide the city with additional raw
water supply. with 20.0 mgd augmentation of surface supply, the project is
expected to increase the regional water supply by at least 50.0 mgd.
According to production well tests conducted for the Authority, the shallow
groundwater aquifer can be recharged from three sources: the bypass canal,
the water table, and horizontal flow through the production zone. The
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production well tests sh~d that approximately 80 percent recharge is
possible from the bypass canal, approximately 10 percent from horizontal
flow, and approxi~tely 10 percent is possible from vertical water table
leakage. Water table recharge varies, particularly after several days of
pumping. As water table recharge decreases, bypass canal recharge is
expected to increase.
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Two new facilities ~ll be constructed to provide supplemental treatment of
water discharged from the Hookers Point ANT facility, and to treat
reclained water withdrawn from the collector wells. A supplemental
treatment facility at Hookers Point will b€ designed to produce a water
quality equivalent to the existing raw water quality in the other water
sources. proposed processes at the supplemental treatment plant include
lime treatment, filtration, activated carbon adsorption, reverse osmosis
[if needed to reduce total dissolved solids (TDS)), and disinfection. A
30.0-mgd capacity potable water treatment plant will be designed to treat
water from the collector ~lls along the T~a Bypass Canal to meet FDER
drinking water standards. The ability of the treatment facilities to
produce reclaimed water at the desired quality levels is presently
uncertain, and is contingent upon the results of further testing.
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(subject to change).
Phase I: 1990 to 1995
T~ansmission line and pump station to transport treated wastewater from
Eookers point, to south end of the Tampa Bypass Canal; and 12.5-mgd
supplemental treatment capacity at Hooke~s Point.
Phase II: 1995 to 2000
Additional 12.5-mgd pumping capacity from Hookers Point to the Tampa
Bypass Canal; additional 12.5-mgd supplemental treatment capacity at
Eookers Point and the addition of 15.0 mgd of Tampa Bypass Canal well
~ter pumping, collection, and treatment capacity.
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Additional 25.0-mgd pumping capacity from Hookers Point to ~e T~
BypasS Canal; additional 25.0-mgd of supplemental treatment at Hookers
Point; and a 15.0-mgd expansion of the Tampa Bypass Canal wells and
treatment facility.
The total estimated cost of the water resource recove~ project is $80 to
$90 million. The higher cost range will occur if the proposed reverse
osmosis process is used.
Northwest Hillsborough
The Northwest Hillsborough County wastewater service area is se~ed
primarily by the River Oaks advanced wastewater treatment plant and Dale
~ry wastewater treatment plant. The River Oaks plant heretofoce has
discharged into an adjacent channel, and thus no reuse has occurced. The
Dale Mabry facility relies on discharge of approximately 3.0 mgd of
reclaimed water to local golf courses. Other smaller plants rely on small,
relatively isolated areas for both spray irrigation and overflow to
~tlands. Increasing prices for land in the rapidly growing North~est
Hillsborough County area are making spray irrigation options difficult. It
appears that industrial reuse is not available for significant ~~tities
of reclaimed water. In the short-teL.m, continued golf course ircigation,
agricultural irrigation, and indirect reuse through discharge to wetlands
is expected.
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A wetlands augmentat~on study is being performed by the Hillsboraugh County
Department of Water and Wastewater utilities. Two sites for wetlmd aug-
mentation using reclaimed water from the county's northwest and central
treatment facilities have been proposed.
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Central Hillsborough County is currently served by numerous small
wastewater treatment facilities with varying degrees of effluent quality
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and reliability. Limited slow-rate irrigation is practiced at the Buckhorn
Golf'Course'and at the Bloomingdale Golf Course using reclaimed water
produced at the Bloomingdale wastewater treatment plant (WWTP).
The Falkenburg Road regional WWTP will provide the reliabilitynecessaLY
for a successful reuse program. ,Landowners representing approximately
2,000 acres have signed letters of intent to use reclaimed water from that
facility. Industrial reuse in the central area has signific~t market
potential. Markets include the resource recove~ facility to which
HillsbOrough County is contractually obligated to supply reclained water,
the Tampa Electric Company (TECO) power plant, and firms engaged in the
chemical and phosphorus mdning industries.
South Hillsborough
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The South County reclaimed water supply system provides a good model for
water reuse systems required throughout the county. The area is served
primarily by two plants, the South County regional and Apollo Beach WWTPs.
Reclaimed water facilities at the South County regional advanced seconda~
treatment plant comprise ground storage tanks, pumping equipment and major
pipe networks for reclaimed water supply to both area golf courses and to
TECO's Big Bend power plant. These facilities provide the capacity for
future reclaim~d water use of at least 3.0 mgd.
The Apollo Beach WWTP has experienced reliability problems in the past in
providing water to the Big Bend power plant. However, during- 1985, the
Apollo Beach plant was authorized to purchase filtration equipment to
remedy this problem.
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Wi I 1 i~ C. Jonson, Chairman
Att~ched ;s a questionaire designed to help us
a~tivlties and look ahead at the future of our
the questionnaire and return it to Tom Miller.
copi-es of each questionnaire and provide these
September meeting.
evaluate the past
committee. Please complete
I am asking him to maKe
to all members prior to the
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Clearwater Environmental Advisory Board
YOUI' N.ame:
Today's mission In your own words, briefly descl'ibe what you view as the
mission of the committee today:
Accomplishments t~hat do you consider- the- cornrnittee's principle
accomplishments to have been:
t1 i sse d 0 lLP 0 r tun i t i ~ L 00 kin 9 b a c k j s the rea n y t h i n 9 t hat t h eo c ornm i t tee
could have done better <or differ-ently) to suppor-t today's mission:
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Mission ChanQe~ Would you suggest a change to todays mission? Added
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Val u e 0 f the C omm i t t e e~ I n you r 0 pin ion, i s the c omm I t tee ago 0 d
investment of City resources? Staff time is required to support the
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In your opinion, is the committee a good
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~ommittee Time Is the amount of time YOU are spending on Committee
activities what you expected? Would you change the amount of time spent
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1. The Ordinance as proposed begins to eliminate the
c~rcumvention of requirements aS5o~iated wi~h'existing
,,'imperviousness at redeve~oprnent 5i tes, immediately upon
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responsible' for providing facilities (or payment in lLeu
of,) from the outset. A number could be determined to :
serve as a minimum amount of redevelopment that must be
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:,:,~to~require'that the entire site be brou~ht uptb 'code.
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1.3 ACRES
54,516 Sq. Ft.
OPEN SPACE COVERAGE 40 %
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BUILDING ARE.lt\ COVERAGE 25 %
13,629 Sq. Ft.
REQUIRED PARKING
26 SPACES
PROPOSED PARKING
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TOTAL VEHICULAR USE AREA 35%
19,078 Sq. Ft.
REQUIRED INTERIOR LANDSCAPE
AREA 6% OF V.U.A OR 1,144 Sq. Ft.
INTERIOR PROVIDED
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SITE PLAN
TIME FRAME:
56 days
PROCEDURE:
1.
Presub mission conference wi th planning staff.
2. Application Sul;>mission
a) Completed application form signed by property owner or
legally authorized representative.
b) Twelve sets of prel ill1inary site plans prepared by a land
surveyor, archi teet, or landscape architect , licensed in
the State of Florida , drawn to scale not smaller than I"
= SO' and on a sheet not to eKceed 24" x 36", showing
the following information:
1) Site Plan Name (Property appraiser's parcel
number to be included)
2) Name, address, telephone number of applicant,
property owner, and preparer of the plan..
3) North arrow, scale and date prepared
4) Legal description
5) Location Map
6) Zoning district of subject property and adjoining
properties.
7) Iden tify
a) Watercourses
b) vVetlands
c) Tree masses
d) Specimen trees including description and
location of understory
e) Ground cover vegetation
f) Wildlife habitats
g) Any other environmentally unique areas
8) Gross and nct site area expressed in square feet
and acres.
9) Number of units and net density
10) Floor area devoted to each category of use and
floor area ratio
11) Delineate 011 Plan and Computation Summary
a) Area of building coverage
b) Open space for the lot - expressed in
dquare feet and as a percentage
c) Open spacefor the front yard - expressed
in square feet and as a percentage
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d) Existing and proposed utilities show:
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numbers) and proposed utility easements.
EKisting one-foot contours or key spot elevations on-site,
and such off-site elevations as may be specifically
required which may affect the drainage or retention on
the site.
The proposed general use and development of internal
spaces including the following:
1) All recreational and open space areas
2) Plazas and major landscaped area by function
3) Location and description of all proposed outdoor
furniture (such as seating, lighting and
telephones) .
Location of all earth or water retaining walls, earth
berms, and public and private sidewalks.
Phone lines, if project is to be developed in phases
All of the following dimensions:
1) Lot lines
2) Streets
3) Drives
4) Building lines
5) Building setbacks
6) Building heights
7) Structural overhangs and building separation
Shadow cast in formation if the proposed building IS
higher than any immediately adjacent building or in if
the height of the building is greater than the distance of
the building to any lot line. (Peak time of summer and
winter sun to show how shadow will be cast of other
properties. )
meets with applicant to discllss the Final Site Plan and
one of the following actions:
Approves
Approves with Conditions
Deny
5. City Commission takes final action on the following:
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'12) Parking
a) Number of spaccs rcquired - showing the
applicable formula
b) Number of spaces provided
c) Number of handicapped spaced required
and provided
13) Driveways, curb cuts, and parking areas
14) Location or all public and private easements and
streets within and adjacent to the site.
IS) Location, size and height of all existing and
proposed buildings and stnlctures on the site.
16) Location of existing public and private utilities
17) Total paved vehicular use area expressed in
square feet and percentage of the overall site.
18) Designate interior parking lot landscape areas by:
a) Shading or cross-hatching
b) Total square footage
c) Percen tage of total paved vehicular area
19) The definition and location of all refuse
collection facilities including screening to be
provided.
NOTE: The site should be limited to one sheet if
possible. If not possible, an index sheet of
the same size must be included showing
the entire parcel with individual sheet
number referenced thereon.
c) The correct processing fees
Staff reviews plan with the site plan checklist and then site plan
is placed on City Commission Agenda for Receipt and Referral.
Plans are distributed to Development Review Committee
(ORC) members for preliminary review and comments. Then
the plan is sent to City Commission for review.
City Commission reviews preliminary site plan. If acceptable,
City Commission may authorize Final Site Plan to be submitted
to D.R.C. (12 copies). In addition to the information on the
preliminary site plan, the }~inal Site Plan shall show the
following:
a) Surveyed location, diameter at breast height (4" or
greater) and general type all existing trees. Trees shall
be designated as to be removed or to remain.
b) Dimensions of all required landscape areas (detailed
landscaped plans to be submitted with construction
plans) .
c) Provisions for both on-site and off-site storm water
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a) Transfer of Development Rights
b) Planned Developments
c) Project determined by City Commission at the time of
Receipt and Referral (to be inappropriate for
administrative approval.
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6. Final Action by City Commission may be as follows:
a) Approve
b) Approve with Conditions
c) Den y
7. A Revised Final Site Plan (15 sets) reflecting the conditions
made by DRC and for City Commission is submitted to the
Planning Staff for review. These plans must be signed and
sealed by a Florida licensed professional engineer, architect or
landscape architect.
8.
Fifteen (15) sets of the plans are sent to City Clerk for
certification. Three are returned to the applicant, two of which
are to accompany the application for building permit.
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Change to an approved site plan
a) Major Change - Review approval by DRC
b) Minor Change - Approved by City Manager
c) Simple - Approved by Development Code Administrator
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TIME FRAME:
56 days
PROCEDURE:
1.
Presubmission conference with planning staff
2.
Application Sul;>mission
a) Completed application form signed by property owner or
legally authorized representative.
b) Twelve 'sets of preliminary site plans prepared by a land
surveyor, architect, or landscape architect , licensed in
the State of Florida , drawn to scale not slnaller than 1"
= 50' and on a sheet not to exceed 24" x 36", showing
the following information:
1) Site Plan Name (Property appraiser~ s parcel
number to be included)
2) Name, address, telephone number of applicant,
property owner, and preparer of the plan..
3) North arrow, scale and date prepared
4) Legal description
5) Location Map
6) Zoning district of subject property and adjoining
properties.
7) ldenti fy
a) Watercourses
b) WetIands
c) Tree masses
d) Specimen trees including description and
location of understory
e) Ground cover vegetation
1) Wildlife habitats
g) Any other environmentally umque areas
8) Gross and net site area expressed in square feet
and acres.
9) Number of units and net density
10) Floor area devoted to each category of use and
floor area ratio
11) Delineate on Plan and Computation Summary
a) Area of building coverage
b) Open space for the lot - expressed in
dquare feet and as a percentage
c) Open space for the front yard - expressed
in square feet and as a percentage
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d) Existing and proposed utilities show:
1) Size and location of water lines
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3) Sewer lines
4) Manholes
5) Lift Stations
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numbers) and proposed utility easements.
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and such off-site elevations as may be specifically
required which may affect the drainage or retention on
the si tee
The proposed general use and development or internal
spaces including the following:
1) All recreational and open space areas
2) Plazas and major landscaped area by function
3) Location and description of all proposed outdoor
furniture (such as seating, lighting and
telephones).
Location of all earth or water retaining walls, earth
berms, and public and private sidewalks.
Phone lines, if project is to be developed in phases
All of the following dimensions:
1) Lot lines
2) Streets
3) Drives
4) Building lines
5) Building setbacks
6) Building heights
7) Structural overhangs and building separation
Shadow cast information if the proposed building is
higher than any immediately adjacent building or in if
the height of the building is greater than the distance of
the building to any lot line. (Peak time of summer and
win ter sun to show how shadow will be cast of other
properties.)
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meets with applicant to discllss the Final
one of the following actions:
Approves
Approves with Conditions
Deny
Site Plan and
5. City Commission takes final action on the following:
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a) Number of spaces required - showing the
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b) Number of spaces provided
c) Number of handicapped spaced required
and provided
13) Driveways, curb cuts, and parking areas
14) Location or all public and private easements and
streets within and adjacent to the site.
15) Location, size and height of all ex.isting and
proposed buildings and structures on the site.
16) Location of existing public and private l.1tilities
17) Total paved vehicular use area expressed in
square feet and percentage of the overall site.
18) Designate interior parking lot landscape areas by:
a) Shading or cross-hatching
b) Total square footage
c) Percentage of total paved vehicular area
19) The c1efi ni tion and locati on of all refuse
collection facilities including screening to be
provided.
NOTE: The site should be limited to one sheet if
possible. If not possible, an index sheet of
the same size must be included showing
the entire parcel with individual sheet
number referenced thereon.
The correct processing fees
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Staff reviews plan with the site plan checklist and then site plan
is placed on City Commission Agenda for Receipt and Referral.
2. Plans are distributed to Development Review Committee
(DRC) members for preliminary review and comments. Then
the plan is sent to City Commission for review.
3. City Commission reviews preliminary site plan. If acceptable,
City Commission may authorize Final Site Plan to be submitted
to D.R.C. (12 copies). In addition to the information on the
preliminary site plan, the Pinal Site Plan shall show the
following:
a) Surveyed location, diameter at breast height (4" or
greater) and general type all ex.isting trees. 1'rees shall
be designated as to be removed or to remain.
b) Dimensions of all required landscape areas (detailed
landscaped plans to be submitted with construction
plans) .
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b) Planned Developments
c) Project deterrnined by City Commission at the time of
Receipt and Referral (to be inappropriate for
administrative approval.
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b)
c)
Action by City Commission
Approve
Approve with Conditions
Deny
may be as follows:
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A Revised Final Site Plan (15 sets) reflecting the conditions
made by DRC and for City Commission is submitted to the
Planning Staff for review. Tl1ese plans must be signed and
sealed by a Florida licensed professional engineer, architect or
landscape architect.
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Fifteen (15) sets of the plans are sent to City Clerk for
certification. Three are returned to the applicant, two of which
are to accompany the appl ication for building permit.
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Change to an approved site plan
a) Major Change - Review approval by DRC
b) Minor Change - Approved by City Manager
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On page ONE under the heading "Design Frequency", strike from the table of
runoff coefficients, the line "impervious areas undergoing redevelopment----
---.37.
and
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the methodology for calculating stormflow" substitute for the remainder of
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In the methodology for calculating stormflow from property undergoing
redevelopment, the pre-development volume of runoff will be calculated by
the use of a Weighted Runoff Coefficient taken from the following table:
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION* WEIGHTED COEFFICIENT OF RUNOFF**
Undergoing Redevelopment and not 1/2 Actual
contributing to an existing flooding
problem
Undergoing .redevelopment and .20
contributing to an existing flooding
problem
Undergoing redevelopment and 1/2 Actual
contributing to an existing flooding
problem for which an attenuating storm-
water management project is underway
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Description
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GROSS AREA 1.3 ACRES
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BUILDING AREA COVERAGE 25 %
13,629 Sq. Ft.
REQUIRED PARKING
PROPOSED PARKING
26 SPACES
30 SPACES
TOTAL VEHICULAR USE AREA 35%
19,078 Sq. Ft.
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serve as a minimum amount of redevelopment that must be
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of the .37 assignment proposed in the ordinance.
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Drew st. to
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Franklin St. to
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OF A "NATURAL PLAN"
Natural plan Description
Restore channel and vegetate; 8=37';
'IW ... 75' .
widen channel to establish 4:1
sides lopes and vegetate; axlO';
'IW-60' to 90' .
Natural vegetated channel; Ba5';
S5=2.5:1, TW=50'.
Retain existing 20' wide rectangular
section; vegetate bottom.
Natural vegetated channel; B-30' to
36'; S5=4:1, TW=90' to 100'.
Natural vegetated channel; B=36',
S5=4:1, 'lW...I00'.
Excavate Glen Oaks G.C. to Elev. 6.5
to establish a 2-acre wetlandj
detention pond with normal pool
Elev. 12.3.
New Linn Lake weir constructed north
of Druid Road. Restore and vegetate
Linn Lake. Retain Jeffords st.
culverts and cut channel back to 3:1
sides lope , &=0", 'IW=42'. Three
lO'x7' BC under Jeffords St. to
car~ flood flows.
Natural vegetated channel; BcD',
55=1.5:1, TW=20'. Construct two
10'x5' BC under Hillcrest Ave.
to carry flood flows.
Restore and vegetate natural ehannel;
B-8', 5S-1.5:1, TWW28'.
Natural vegetated ehannel; 8-0',
55-3:1, 'lW-48'.
Natural vegetated channel; 8=0',
SSe3:1, ~42'. New Riee Lake
weir constructed north of st.
Thomas Drive.
Channel Velocity
(ft/sec)
V2s=2 to 3 ft/see
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'125=3 to 4 ft/sec
'125=3 to 4 ft/sec
Book 44
7/19/90
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Two citizens spoke in support of additional parking indicating there is
strong support from the businesses in the marina for parking. Concern was
expressed regarding an exit on the site in the vicinity of the post office
creating a dangerous situation. This exit would be eliminated if the site is
converted to parking according to the proposed plan.
Commissioner Nunamaker moved to accept Option,#5. The motion was duly
seconded.
In response to a question, Harbormaster Bill Held indicated one person
had expressed interest in a full service station.
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Nunamaker and Regulski voted
II aye," Commi ss ioners F i tzgera 1 d and Berf ie 1 d and ~1ayor Garvey voted "nay."
Motion fa iled.
Commissioner Fitzgerald moved to authorize staff to solicit bids for a
full service station using Options 1, 2 and 3 with a 50-day time limit for
response. The motion was duly seconded.
Discussion continued in regard a full service stat10n with options open
for a convenience store, mechanical sales, etc. Concern was expressed that if
a convenience store was allowed, they would want alcoholic beverage sales. It
was indicated that the City Commission had already indicated alcoholic'
beverages would not be allowed. . It was the general direction, if there are no
bids, the Commission would go forward witll the recommendation to convert this
property to parking.
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Fitzgerald and Berfield and
Mayor Garvey voted "aye," Commissioners Regulski and Nunamaker voted "nay."
Motion carried.
ITEM 139 - Creation of a Clearwater "Environmental Advisorv Committeell
appointed by the City Commission (eM)
In the near future, there are several major environmental initiatives
which the Commission will be asked to implement, including the development of
a reclaimed water irrigation master plan, a stormwater utility for water
quantity and quality purposes and master drainage plans and improvements along
with Stevenson's Creek. Major changes in Federal and State regulatory
programs will also shape Clearwater's work program in water quality
monitoring.
In addition, several state environmental programs, such as the Surface
Water Improvement and Management Act Program (S.W.I.M.) along with the
Southwest Florida Water Management District, have created new opportunities
for grant-funded environmental ~itigation projects and studies such as those
currently funded by the district for water qual ity improvements at Del Oro
Groves Park on Upper Tampa Bay, along with the recent designation of Tampa Bay
as a national estuary, one of sixteen in the United States.
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As the City plans for these illitiatives, a proper and representative
role for citizen input can be created through the formation of a Clearwater
Environmenta 1 Advisory COllllni ttee,. The purpose of thi 5 corumi ttee wou 1d not be
limited to reviewing completed programs and projects but, rather, would be
pro-active in nature. Such a group would be uti1 ized to assist in the early
formation of strategies and alternatives to accompl ish water quality projects
and to advise on the best means to respond to new regulatory requirements for
monitoring and enforcement of pollution violations within the City.
Questions were rai~ed regarding the initial ~ppointments, with the item
being written that three of the Commission group appointments would be for
three years and two appointments for two years. It was requested this be
changed to three appointments for two-year terms and two for one-year terms.
In response to quest ions, it was indicated the Committee was not 1 imited
to water projects but could decide in whicll projects they wished to become
involved.
Commissioner Fitzgerald moved to approve the duties, organizational
structure and membership for the creation of a Clearwater Environmental
Advisory Committee as revised. The motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
ITEM #40 - Ratifv Emerqency Purchase of 60 Ethernet Personal Computer Boards
due to lightning strike (AS)
On July 10, 1990, the City Hall Annex building was struck by lightning
causing damage to 60 personal computers located in Parks and Recreation,
Traffic Engineering, Public Works Engineering, Data Information Services, Risk
Management, Community Relations, and the D.I.S. lraining Room. These
departments utilize the computers on a daily basis for many functions, ranging
from word processing to customer service. The Department of Administrative
Services requested the City Manager to waive the purchasing policies in order
to repair the damaged computers as quickly as possible.
The City has experienced tllis same type of damage on three other
occasions. Last year, Data Information Services contacted the manufacturer of
the boards to see if it was possible to purchase a "surge suppression" device
to help eliminate this type of damage. Unfortunately, a device of this type
is not available. Therefore, the damaged boards will be replaced with a
different type of product which is much less susceptible to lightning damage.
Although 45 boards failed immediately following the lightning strike,
additional boards have been failing on a daily basis since the strike, making
it necessary to replace all of the boards in the Annex.
In response to questions, 0.1.5. Manager Laura Chase indicated the
boards that had been damaged were selected as this was the least expensive way
to go and there was no indication they were more susceptible to lightning
damage. In response to a question, it was indicated the new boards will have
insulated cable.
Book 44
7/19/90
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